Currently, B-Box™ may store up to approximately 16,000 columns, and 1,000,000 rows of data, on par with Microsoft Excel.
Mass Data Analysis Service enables the user to analyze large amounts of data that exceed the above limits (in reality, the performance suffers significantly with data exceeding 50% of these limits).
By linking a database with B-Box™, the user can handle the data and apply all the analytical techniques that B-Box™ provides.
To view the data, the available tools are CalebABC Prism™, which is an OLAP (On-Line Analytic Processing) tool, and CalebABC ePrism™, which is a web-based reporting tool.
If you would like to use Mass Data Analysis Service, please contact 82-2-322-1342 to speak to our B-Box™ representative.
DB Link for Mass Data Analysis Service
What is DB Link?
DB Link overcomes the limitations on handling data with over 1,000,000 rows on the grid, enabling the utilization of data on the original database by extracting data through a pre-defined DB Link. Verifications and statistical analyses of mass data are then performed. The data extracted from the original DB and results of analyses are saved on a separate B-Box™ database.
System Environment
DB Administrator’s assistance is required for Service Environment Configuration of DB Link
Analysis Flow
Analysis procedure
DB Access
Define a new DB environment, and test for the DB connection.
Table
From the table list in the Source DB, select a table to be analyzed.
Field
Define the field information to be used for analysis from the selected table. Multiple data can be registered within the same table.
Extraction
Confirm the number of rows of the designated data, and extract it to either B-Box™ DB, or the Grid. The maximum number of rows that can be extracted to the Grid is 1,048,576. If exceeded, data extraction will be incomplete. With a Right-Click, connection with “CalebABC Prism” will be established. Raw data may be viewed by entering the name of the corresponding report.
B-Box™
If data is extracted to B-Box™ DB, click on “Import to B-Box™” to load the data into B-Box. From then on, the data can be analyzed using “Data Mining” and “Data Analysis”.